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When it comes to buying a memory foam mattress, one of the most important things to look for is a retailer that offers a true money-back guarantee. When I say money-back guarantee I mean that you will actually get your money back if your memory foam mattress doesn't work for you and you want to return it. Many memory foam mattress retailers offer what is called a "comfort guarantee." A comfort guarantee is just a slick way of telling you that you are getting a store credit. You definitely don't want a store credit or comfort guarantee and here's why…

Most memory foam mattress retailers have only one or two memory foam mattresses that you may be interested in. If you buy one, sleep on it at home for a while, and find it doesn't work for you, what is a store credit going to do for you? If the retailer doesn’t have a memory foam mattress that works for you, you could be up a creek without a paddle… (Or even without a boat!) Up a creek without a paddle meaning that you could be out thousands of dollars and still not have a memory foam mattress that works for you. I have seen this countless times and it doesn't ever need to happen.

How do you make sure you don't lose thousands of dollars and still not have a memory foam mattress that you like? Stay away from "comfort guarantees" and store credits. Only buy from memory foam mattress retailers that offer a true money-back guarantee, and, along with that, give you at least 90 days to try your mattress in your own home. With any guarantee, make sure you check out all the details and read any fine print included in the guarantee.

At Healthy Foundations we offer our unbeatable 365-day money-back guarantee. Yes! You read that correctly! You get a full year to try your memory foam mattress in your own home. To check out our incredibly comfortable memory foam mattresses and read about our unmatched 365-day money-back guarantee, go to our Memory Foam Mattress page.

Posted by David Rosenberg at 08:30 AM | Permalink

If you have watched the news for even five minutes lately, you know the economy is tough right now. (You don't have to see the news to know that, you just have to live on the planet!) So how do you save money on your memory foam mattress in a tough economy?

A major way to save money on your memory foam mattress is to "Think Outside the 'Leading Brand' Box." If you are even thinking about a memory foam mattress (or even if you're not) you undoubtedly know what the famous "leading brand" of memory foam mattress is. It's obviously the one that spends millions of dollars on its advertising and branding. Does this mean it's the best mattress for your buck? Only if you want your buck to go to "leading brand's" big budget advertising campaign!

You don't need to buy a poor quality memory foam mattress to save money (although are plenty of those out there). Think outside of the "leading brand" box and look at other high quality memory foam mattresses that don't spend millions of dollars on their advertising and name branding.

At Healthy Foundations, we offer two high quality memory foam mattresses at approximately half the price of "leading brand's" comparable memory foam mattresses. Yes, you read that right… We have all the quality of the "leading brand" at half the price! With our 365-day money-back guarantee, why wouldn't you try a Healthy Foundations memory foam mattress?! You have a whole year to try it in your own home, and if you don't like it, you can return it and get your money back. The only thing you have to pay is $75 to help with return shipping costs. Since it is shipped to you free when you buy it, this offer is absolutely unbeatable! You can check out all our mattresses at our Memory Foam Mattress page.

No matter where you choose to buy your memory foam mattress, our goal is to provide you with lots of great information so you can make an informed decision when you buy your memory foam mattress. To read more about choosing a quality memory foam mattress, go to our Picking A Memory Foam Mattress page.

Posted by David Rosenberg at 05:30 AM | Permalink